World-famous photographer Reza Deghati has been living in France for 40 years. The photojournalist visited the Jabrayil region, which was liberated by the Azerbaijani army 27 years later. He first took a photo of the historic Khudafar Bridge:
"I have had such a dream for 30 years. I witnessed the Khojaly tragedy in 1992. I was with our soldiers for more than a month at that time. I thought for 30 years that if I had a life, I would come here and see his freedom again. " The photographer said that his only dream now is to take photos again in Shusha, the eye of Karabakh: "I have a photo then. Its name was "The last tea in Shusha". There were soldiers there with me. Five minutes before leaving Shusha, I said in Shusha Square, let's have a cup of tea here. I have been keeping that photo for 30 years so that I can go there again and have tea. Right there. Now I have come to liberate Shusha from occupation and have a nice cup of tea there. "